SMEs have ideas that sometimes cannot be implemented because they depend on the availability of data resources or specialised tools that are too expensive to obtain and maintain. In some areas, data pooling, sharing and reuse are further complicated by Europe’s many languages. Actions under this objective aim to make it easier for innovative players, especially SMEs, to exploit and contribute to large digital resource pools. User-centred experimentation will be supported as well, with the aim of demonstrating the integration of data-intensive technologies within innovative solutions and processes.

NOTE: The applicant consortium must contain at least two SMEs, maximum five. The project duration shall not exceed 24 months and the maximum EU funding requested must not exceed EUR 2.000.000.

Why not apply for initiatives on XBRL-based Digital Content?

CRETESOS (rgarcia at diei.udl.es) and GONBLAN(egonzalez at gonblan.com) are looking for partners. Some XBRL Jurisdictions in Europe may also participate.

Using OpenFiling as facilitator space of collaboration, the projects FABIR (Financial And Business Information Reuse) and RISE (Reporting Infraestructure for Supervision Enhancement) were prepared and the respective applications were sent to this program.

Current legal status: Openfiling non-for-profit association has been registered on 2011-07-08 as an international non-for-profit association of individuals, with the number 32.378 in the Community of Madrid, Spain.

Meeting in London on March 30, 2011, at 13:00 hours, all the individuals which are detailed below:

1 .- To establish an association, under Article 22 of the (Spanish) Constitution and in accordance with the Organic Law 1 / 2002 of March 22, to be named OpenFiling Association. (Remember that the name must be identical in its entirety, including acronyms, which appears in Article 1 of the Bylaws, as well as in the rest of the documentation)

2 .- To approve the Bylaws by which to govern the Association, which was read in this act and approved unanimously by the meeting.

And no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 13:05 pm on day of date.

Original signature of all participants in the 2 copies of the Founding Act

(Note: This is a translation of the original minutes in Spanish. According to the Spanish Law, the first meeting of any new Association shall follow a predefined agenda, and the signed minutes shall be filed in the Registry of Associations. In order to simplify the official procedure, the three people present in the founding meeting, who live in Madrid, are the acting Board -three people minumum-. Once the Association became officially registered, a regular Board will be elected. No Treasurer was appointed as OpenFiling do not need funds to operate).